Configuring the Zones
Configuring the Zones
©Aqua-Hot®
400D Installation Manual
Rev 220504
©Aqua-Hot®
400D Installation Manual
Rev 220504
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Figure 68
Aqua-Hot Reporter
Reporter
Figure 66
Figure 67
Reporter Bottom View
Manual Mode
LED Activity
Status
Solid Green
Reporter is connected to
network and communicating
properly
OFF
Reporter has no power, or
has failed completely
Solid Red
Reporter has gone offline
and is not connected to
network
Flashing Green
(4/second)
Reporter is attempting to
make an initial connection to
the network
Flashing Green
(1/second)
The Reporter is online, but
it has not received a valid
network message for at least
5 seconds
Alternating Red and
Orange
Reporter has gone offline
and is attempting to re-con-
nect (within 30 seconds)
Alternating Green
and Orange
Reporter is currently online
but has gone offline 2 or
more times.
RV-C Network Connectivity
The Reporter was designed to interface with the coach-side
RV-C network to aid in the Aqua-Hot’s integration into the on-
board RV-C network.
There is an indicator light on the back of the Reporter which
shows the current status of the Reporter’s connection to the
RV-C network. This will be useful when diagnosing potential
problems with the coach-side RV-C network.
This mode can accessed under the test page of the Aqua-Hot
Reporter (see below).
Once the test page is open, select the MANUAL MODE and
select “NEXT”. Manual mode will continue to run for up to 3
days without any user intervention. Pressing the reset button
at any time while enabled will reset the timer, and run for an
additional 3 days.
All heating zones are linked together and can be run at 25%,
50%, 75%, and 100% (as shown below). The burner and electric
can be enabled or disabled. For all levels, there is a 10 minute
duty cycle period that will allow Cozy fans to be on for the
specified percentage of 10 minutes. Example, 25% would be on
for 2.5 minutes, and then off for 7.5 minutes. It always starts
with the on-cycle, then shuts off for the remainder of the 10
minute period.
If the system power is cycled, the manual mode will be disabled
and must be manually reactivated. Leaving the manual mode
page will also disable manual mode and restore normal
operation. Leaving manual mode should be done once the
system failure has been resolved and normal operation can
resume.
NOTE:
If using the rocker switches, burner & electric switches
must be toggled on/off after leaving Manual Mode.
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Figure 71
Manual Mode
The 2.0 Reporters with CFG 1.9 and greater come with a manual
mode in case the general coach RV-C network fails. It will allow
for limited operation while the larger network/module problem
is addressed.
To determine the version of Reporter, the Reporter 2.0 modules
are shipped with version decals affixed to the back of the circuit
board, OR shown on the home screen - “FW: 2.0”.
J8
J2
J7
J9
J3
J1
Burner Power (+)
RV-C Network
Indicator Light
Board Power
(Battery
Negative)
Board Power
(Battery
Positive)
Reporter Back Side
